No one mentions whether or not the interior center devider can be removed to accomodate a large lens attached to a full frame body in long lens configuration with the LCD facing the top of the bag, rather than the side-say a Nikon D800 with a 300mm...
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There are about 6 different sized velcro pads that can be reconfigured any way inside the main bag. There's a small zipped 'pocket' at the top of the bag but that divider cannot be removed. Just by my measurements the main inside of the bag is about 12 inches long.
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I have not tried to put the camera with the longer lens in the bag. I find it a little snug with just the older 18-55 lens attached
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No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT flash, 2x teleconver, and one more lens. Plus additional pockets. No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT... » Read More No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT flash, 2x teleconver, and one more lens. Plus additional pockets. « Show Less
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The lens needs to be detached, in my opinion - for the best fit. You may be able to close the bag with it attached but I guess it depends what else you are carrying. Hope this helps
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No there is not. But it dies hold a camera with long lens attached very nicely.
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I'm sure it could be configured to do so, but would probably take up the space you would use to store an additional lens.
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In addition to what Kman said, you can attach the quick release plate .. horizontally? So that the long end is in the same direction as the long end of your camera--perpendicular to the lens, then put the bubble level toward you, where you would put the viewfinder, and you can still see it when you put the camera on. Whether or not the camera is perfectly centered really doesn't matter, but it's pretty easy to do with just your fingers on either side to gague width. Design is still great, IMO.
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if you took off the hood, then yes; I usually bypass the internal supportive pad which has a hole to let the lens through, however the hole is a bit tight for big lens and hood. Overall, the build of this bag is solid, but the strap can be more comfortable. Hope it helps!
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I don't know for sure but there is certainly plenty of room inside. For the price buy one and see if it fits. If not, use it with a smaller lens.
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I'm not sure how big the body and lense is on that, I looked it up and it seemed to be a decent size, I think it may. Like I've said there's actually a lot of space within it. The only issue I could see is lense if it's too long however the lense area is a decent size too just for the bigger ones I'd suggest putting lense in first then the camera and attach while in there.
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No. It cannot. Just enough space for a camera and two mid size lenses. It has a top compartment for filters and stuff.
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Yes sir. Yet it's not design for that. If you have the lens tilted it's really hard to balance it.1 more thing... This is one awesome item.
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I think so, but I have not try one. it may dis-assembly separate from camera body and lens to fit in. you can try for 30 days return policy.
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No, long zoom lens attached to Body or even the lens by itself won't fit into this bag. I would suggest that you buy a regular bag-pack looking camera bag with cushions. If I have to buy it again that is what I would buy.
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No, unfortunately it wouldn't sit very comfortable. I have a Nikon of the same size, and it's a challenge to put it back in after pulling it out for a shot. :(
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With all the dividers removed the interior would be about 9 1/2" x 7" x 4 1/2". But the way the bag is carried and the dividers fit, I'm not sure you'd want to carry a camera/lens that way, even if it did fit.
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Yes there is a long spot at top which goes to middle of pack which should fit camera and lens attached.